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t.rri4tgl 1rn. SllaS r. north h1it or ~nrtlvc-t quarter section 2s, town -iip s. so1'h ranga g cast. Dun csu. taxes sGl. costs 1.ii. toial. Chafe-a. Gciafiano. house in Cliff tnr. above Pattersous office, taxes 200, costs i.t5. total. Casiy. L. <. old Ponrroy place he tween Gila and Frisco, taxes 6.rO. costs l.:sl. total. Carea-. Cristancia. second house be low PattersonS office, Clifton, fur niturc. taxes 6.75, costs 2.2l. total. Carter. Beaia,nin, northeast quarter section s9. tUw-ahipi i. south range 2 est and improvements, Pima, horse, wagon. harTcss, taxes iI.2l. costs 2.12. total. .......-- ...... CoiInan. David. ranch below Solo
 knoxville on northwest quarter section il. township :. south range .i east. and house. one share Mon tezuIna ditch. oae-sixth kenH 'dy ditch and Darby ditch, wagon. hnrneSs. COW. horses, shuats, TaNe- il.tl. ctiSIS t--si. ttAl3sl- Cuff. M. |. po=sesSnry right cn Ash creek. house. ditch and water'ight, theatre. store aud dwelling house in Pima. cabins and lots in Pi- Ina. blows, . wagons. harness, cows, cattle. 2 horses, : Shoats, . r,lnics. taxes Sl 2l. costs 6.C2, total. Cuff. Joseph R. west half of south qr=rte-. northwest quarter section ai. towuShip n. soath rang- 2i east. adobe house. n acres fenced, shares Central ditch, reaper. ? wae- cus. harness. 9 COWS, yearlinss, ? horscs. u.rlcs. taxos 49.@O, costs 4-4b. tOt1l ........... -...--......--. q Ciuff. Alfred. 2lots and houses grain ary. corral at Central. furniture, r!ow. wagon. harness, COWS, shca;s. mules, taxes 1I-Si, costs 3-~1- total ----.----- Carrcon, FaIIStina. pre- emption en- try No. lsSi. south half of sauth- east duartc-. township :. south range a5 east. one share Mnntrzu- ma ditch. blow. wagon. haTncsS,2
 mares and colts, hogs, taxes l9.d, costs 2.gS. total al..................... Croclet. W. W. log cabin and lot east of rock school house, Pima. was- on. harness, , COWS, cattl", poHy, hog. taxes l275. costs 2.6t. totIl.... Carter. F. l.. second ranch below Fosters. lumber house. wagon and hurnes, hog. taxes lO.72. costs 2.5i. tD.1l. ...-....--.. -....--- l Cress, JamesW homestead entry No. 2an. lots , and 2. northwest quarter of section II. township In. south rarEc 9 east. houses and wire fence at Grant. blow. pony. hors- cS. wagon. saloon and bar fixtures. taxes A.2l. costs LII, total ......-. ! Carpenter < L;n 'aur. 1I5 cattle, 6j ponies, taxes i0i.2l. costs e, total 10 Ca-rasco. Jesus Maria, homestead application NJ. l1a. ~o1thelSt quarter section IS, township :. south range 7 east. l61 acres house aad To, in San Jose. interest in San Jose ditch. taxes il.tl, costs i.2l, to,ai--. ...--.-...- ..---.-- --.-''- f Ch1coan. Juan. pas,es<ory righ' sri location below canon side Gila, interest in ditch and cabin, ? w;ll;- ons. OK. pony. hog, taxes I0.S9. costs 2-5l. total ----.---- .-----------
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Fair. Calvin A. homestead entry. southwest quarter of section l5. township :. south range 36 east and house, tools. harness, Is pigs. taxes 26.i0. costs s.9n, total .......... Ford. Thos- s. house and lot in Cliff ton, furniture, taxcs s.j1. costs 2.i3, A'Ati- Fowler < O., Henry, Copper MoIn- tain Saloon with billiard tables and bar fixtures, liquors and
 cigars, taxes S).DD. costs S.50, total. Fisher. Lane. southeast quarter sec tion B. township 8, south range p east. frame house ans! adobe corral
 ard stable. house second west of railroad boarding house, Duncan, taxes H.50, costs I.2s, total. .....
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Estrada. Preciliano, homestead en-
 try. wagon. harness. saddle. COW ? mares, pigs, taxes 13.O5. costs 2.GJ. total EidridEe. Geo. II. possessory right, Wolf on the north. MeagLer on the south. house and well. wagon, ha-- ness. 6 COWS. ponies. taxes 2l.Sl. costs 3.07. total al............. .....
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Olmstcad, Chas. F. claim north side
 Gila below Mrs. Johnson's place,
 taxes i.5C, costs 1.G7. total. .......... Oimstead. Geo. P. claim first below
 Mrs. Jol,nson's place. taxes 3.c0.
 costs l.I5, total al................... Oldham. R. II. J. Parks place, ninc
 miles north of Duncan, possessory
 right Coouskin ranch and house,
 tools, harness. 10 stock cattle, |
 ponies, taxes 191.n. costs Il.60.
 tctal al............... ..... 2p Oliver, Wm. F.. two-horse wagon and
 harness, taxes 800. costs I.l5. total. O'Baanon. I. B. first house below s.
 ". Pomeroy's corral, Clifton and
 bar fixtures, taxes 9.O0, costs 1..j, total ..-.---.-...... .-..-.-.-.--.--. ll
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Grizaloa. Mereiildo. ranch and iIr- provements. house and lot in Solo knoxville. interest in Montc=uma ditce. wagon, harness, saddle. 6 COWS. S1 cattle. ponies, mare. 6 hogs. 2muies, taxes l0-o5, costs !,G5, l....-...-.--........ .... .--.... Ga dner. E. C. Hot Springs and i'm provcnents near Thomas, COW, 2 horses and wagons. pigs. taxes 1s.gn, costs 2.95. total. Gould. Petc.. wes. half of northwest quarter section 22, township :, south range 25 east and house. in- terest in Montezuna ditch, blow, wagon and harness, cows. ? hcrs- es, hogs, taxes sn25, costs 3.jl. total al.-...-.......---.- .-.........-. iGs;affson, C. F. house and lot in PiI-s. lard and improvem n;s and share Graham ditch. blow and scrap,r. wagon. harness and horse and hocl, taxes lG.Si. costs PSI. tptfl. l..-.-.-..... .--.-. .-..-..--...-- Garcia. Sabino. house ana lot in San Jose, wagons, harness, pigs and mules, taxes a.jl, costs 2.2S. total. Gonzales, Jose. house and lot in San Jose opposite Medias, wagon and harness. COWS and yearlinSs and ponies. taxes P.222. costs 2.i6, total Gropp, Chas. A. block and stock ade und house in Thomas, taxes ga. costs i.2l. total. Grant, Alex. house and corn crib on
 Blue River, taxes i.5O. costs i.23.
 t's.as-s- --.-ss-. .----.- GailiG, T. J. house and lot in Dam can. taxes s.O1. costs 1.l5, total....
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Miiis, Maurais, possessory right southwest quarter of southw-st quarter section and northwest quarter of southwest quarter and north quarter of southwest quarter of section 3, township :. south range T east, taxes l5.nO. costs l.I5. totai -.-.-....-............. Moody. John F. four-horse wagon and harness. COWS, taxes 7.5O, costs I.3S, tctal. al.................. Mack, J. II. house on Carter entry, 50 acres adjoining Foster Larson, interest in Graham ditch, blow, harrow, wagon and harness, COW. two horses. taxes i9.99. costs 800, total ...-.............-..... Mathews. x. Y. possessory right be- low Pima, cabin and corral, req per, blow. wagon ana harness. COW, two horses, shoats taxes lI.10. costs 2.55, total. .................... Mckerron. Robert. possesSory tight, west half of northeast quarter and eas; half of northwes; half south H. township ], south range 2t east and house. wagon and harness, two horses, tive mares, taxes li.40, costs 2.72. total ............... McKoan, Franklin, possessory right on Blue river, log cabin and fence, two horses, taxes 6.$O. costs 2'3i.
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Firing, F. J. adobe building west side Main street Clifton. tMcCorlnac) furniture, watch. merchandise and drugs. show eases, counter an1 shelving, taxes i.15, costs i.31, total -.-...........-....... Pace, ". W. possessory right. house and corral east fork Bluc river. i horses, 201 stock cattle. wagon and harness, saddle. taxes lln.IO. costs f."i. total. ..................... Plumb. Ckas. R. possessory right and house and lot Curtis, interest in Kompton ditch, blow, onc-half year old. two horses and hog, taxes i2-I2. costs 2.6t. total Patterson, A. VI. one house and one third interest in lot. improvements oI prc-emp:ion claim and two lots ia North Clifton, onc-halfaGd one th,rd interests in others. house and lol west side Hume. house on east side. office in Clifton, onc-half in- terest in Sheldon claim, watch. , horses and wagon, one buck board, harness and two blows, taxes 39.lO, costs S.i5. total al.................... Pacho, M. house and lot in Solomon vile, wagon Gnd saddle and two horses, taxes 6, Ii. costs 2SG. total Pasey. W. !. honestead entry No. ll9S, east half of southeast quarter section 3, aorth half of northeast quarter section 10. township :, south range 2j east and wagon, tax es 3.55, costs 2.l9. totnl. Pean, AEdreas, ! pigs and mules, wagon and harness at Solomoa- vile, taxes 3.il. costs i.I7, total. l....
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Stevens, M.N. adobe building west
 side Gro street ard one rnfurnish- ed adobe building. brick front,
 taxc, l3.50. costs l ,js. total. l........ Springer, Jchn P. possessory right,
 house ard ten acres on Blue uvcr. horse and cattle. two horse sad dles, two blows, taxes I0.g5, costs 2.55, total l.................. ..... Snydam. John, !. house or Blue
 river below Benton and one COW pony, taxes 3.gl. costs 20. total ... SalcidO, Pablo. south half of south east quarter, section2), towrshipi, south raUi:c SJ east. sl acres and dwelling housc and corral and old saloon h;;i;dine, furniture, two waeons. t"o harness. saddle and two males. tax,s iG.31, costs i.Ci, Sinovy, Carncll, house anl lot in
 Solomonville, taxes 1.j0, costs l.Os, total ............-....... Scnano, Manuel, possessogy right on
 Eagle creek below Anbler with
 water ditch. two COW ponies, taxes 5.1O, costs 2.2I, total. ........ Smart. J. F. cabin and lot in North
 Clifton. taxes l.j0. costs I.S1, total Salcido S Aguirre, possessory right
 and imT movements below Gutheric.
 house. fence and ditch, taxes i.Ga, costs. l.S). total l................-.... So;o, Elwarto, possessory right first
 ranch below Mciia. orc-Jhird in tcrcs, in di:ch. spring wagon and
 harness. pony, taxes li.1i, costs
 27u. total. otal........................... Sellers, s. C. house south of ain
 road between Pima and Curtis,
 COW. two horses and wagon, har-
 ness, taxes I.SJ. costs 2.SG. total ... Sommeryi:le, Jas. II. ponies. taxes
 2.25. costs l.l2, total. l...........-....
The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-23

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 The following Medicines supplied at the sEs, AsTLEV COOPER VITAL RESTORATIVE. S3 ? bottle. or four times the quantity for SiO.
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 Sent to any one applying by letter. stating symptoms. sex and age. Strict secresy in regard to al business transactions.
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The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-23

Da l-c < RarsnE. saw mill and Hume
 iu Cottonwood Wash, taxes ii.in.
 co,.s [ s'.. total pyr. F.. W. plow. wagon and harness.
 hors~-. tlxo. i.s-. co.-- i.:5. t'tai
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Neesc ts Yoelckel. store and saloon building. corra,. horses, money and merchandise, , cattle, two
 horses. two billiard tables, house. hold goods. taxes 2l6.6a, costs l2.s3. total
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tussi, Pedro, sa,oon building A. Mcricanl on Chase creek, watch. liquors and bar fixtures, taxes 6.0G. costs 2.S1, total tal..................... Rcl, Jesus, tent house, store and fixtures in Mc-c1ci, house in Cliff ton. first above q. Bryant's, taxes i5O. costs g, total ............... Ruiz, Manuel. house and lot Solo knoxville, taxes l.jO. costs 1 C3, total Rutz, Eusenio, old cabin. hog and -.Hie. taxes 2.2j, costs 2.02. total
 Rockwell. Geo. II. homestead entry
 Sonora ran h" , COWS. two hcrs- es, wagon ant harness, taxes 1G.50, costs 2sS. total tal...................... Ruiz. A,.alph, hovse and lot in Solo knoxville. picw, wagon and har- ness, two horses and hogs, taxes 5.7n, costs 2.1s, to;.l. Re q, John. pre-emption entry. east half of southeast quarter and east half of northeast quarter, section 3a, township ,. south range 2I east, with improvements. two horses.
 wagon and harness. taxes 7.2D. o"sti 2.36. totGl.....................
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The Clifton clarion., 1887-02-23

Notice is hereby given that thc srle of property. upon which Delinquent Taxes are due for the year isSi is hereby postp ur- til the 2nd day of March, 1887, at the place mentioned n the publication of the Delin- qucnt Tax List of Graham County. Arizona.
 $. W. POMEROY.
 Collector of Property Tax Per F. NJ. NEWELL,
 Deputy.
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Thompson. J. II. presumption east
 half northeast quarter section ,
 and ;. south rrnge aS cnst. house acd Il acr-s and tercc. oIc-i1,lt
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THIS GREAT Streng | then in 2 E Q m C dy, an d Nerve tonic is the legitimate result of oVer2 20 years of practical expcri- enca, and cures with Enfailing certai,it. neryou
 and physical de- blity, Seminal W eaisness, Sper-
 nator:hoa and T T St T | o r. rhoea Emissions
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Quinn J. P. .posscssory right Ilacrcs near Graham, wagon and harness, 6 cews, two yesrlinGs. two horses. pigs. taxes 1.Sj, costs 2.6l, total
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Zalazar. Manuel, small rock house
 on hase creek. taxes 3.G0. costs
 l.l1, total. ........................
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Notice is hereby given that unless these taxes delinquent tosether with the costs and percentages gre paid. the real property upon which taxes are lien, will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House. at Sol ononville. on the twenty-fourth (2O day of February, 1887.
 S. W. POMEROY,
 Collector of Property Tax.
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interest Thompson's ditch, one fourth interest in McMurren ditch, taxes 63.OO costs 5.Ij, total. 68.i5 Thompson. John F. homestead entry southeast quarter of section B. township I, south range 24 east, one-half interest in Thompson ditch, one-fourth interest in Me Murren ditch. tools, mower, wagon and harness, COW. 1 horses and hogs. taxes s6.T0. costs 6.3I. total. 93.Gl
 O Ustado, Francisco, rock cabin on east side river below Hovey's sal oon, taxes 300, costs l.l5, total. i.12
 " Noig. r. ". butcher shop i'll North Clifton. taxes l.50, costs l.rS, total 2.J3
 " Wilson, J. 4. possessory right. house and interest in ditch and fencing on Eagle creek. mule and jack, blow. taxes 6G0. costs ? B. total, s.93 Winchester. John T. Hart & Camp bell ranch on Blue river, horses. 50 cattle. wagon, taxes 3o50, costs S.52. total. S. S2 Whippic, Wm. II. house and let in Pima. COW, one two year old. taxes in.2i, costs 2.Jl. total .... l2.7l Wilson, J. r. possossory right and Graham ditcl p acres cultivated interest Graham ditch, mare and colt, taxes 9.9l, costs 2.5O, total 1a.fi Wcech, Joseph, house and lot in Lay ton. horses, two wagons and har- ness, taxes s.25, costs 2.l2, total %. 1O.G7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-16
Arc Prohibition Leaders Honest

While We do not question the sincerity
OF many OF those who vote the prohibition
| ticket, yet there are some things
that go to show pretty conclusvely
that some OF the leaders are not honest,
that some Of them take the course they do
for the money the can get out OF 1t, and
others to spite the Republican party for
some real or fancied slight. Instances are
constantly occurring where the course oil
these leaders and Of the party itself tends
directly to the defeat of prohibition.
The question OF constitutional prohibi-
tion recently came mp 10 the Massachusetts,
legislature aud received vote Of 1870 in
its favor to "A against, not quite the neces-
sary two thirds to secure its passage.
Nearly all the Republican members voted
for it aad neatly all the Democrats against
1t. By running third candidate for
memb beers of the legislature the prohibit
tionists defeated enough Republicans and
elected enough Democrats to change the
result in the legislature and put of prohi-
biiion for an indefinite period. This same
thing they have been dong repeatedly
They confess that they have no hope OF
electine their own candidate aud that the
result will be IN many cases the election
Of Democrat who is almost always in
favor Of free rum, .but they want to pun.
ish the Republicans who have passed all
the probibltory legislation that has ever
been ebacted,
This course Of the so called prohibition
lists tends dIto,l, to putting the Democrats
their worst eneuies II they are honest, 10
poarr The l,,adsrs of that party recent
" had coat regee la Sow York state IN
regard to the fail cam paisu They expect
TO raise $50, 900 for eampaigu purposes
Mr. Wheeler, Que Of the probibiiioni,t
state committee. spoke as follows
I'VE shall use this moley ia looding
the state with temperance newspapers and
ia paying the expenses Of our speakers
propose to have great many speeches
"a AIDE by our local speakers 10 tue country
districts. That is tue most Effective way
OF increasing Cur patty vote, We shall
limit our Efforts 10 the country districts.
The work Ia The cities dorsat meet with
any response
Mr.. Wheeler then gave the following
news.
II hsye no doubt that the Democrats
will also have plenty OF money for their
fall campaign. | sat nett 10 Miles Glib
bons, the secretary Of the Ale, Wine and
Beer Dealers Association. in the Assembly
Chamber several days when the Assembly
men Wcre debating the temperance bills
and Inferred Iron shat he said that the
liquor dealers will pct up large sun Of
money for The Democratic party this fall
IN return for the Governors veto OF all the |
ten pefaHee measures do not think the |
liquor dealers expended penny 10 defeat
the Crosby high license bill or the Nedder l
ban. They we're assured from high quar-
iers tbAt The bills would be vetoed and l
therefore did moi pay out any money. but
he Democratic patty dOfsn 10 this work
Iof nothing fai expects pasmtot from the
ign0f dealers 10 TIE tall elections la my
opinion the liqaor dealers sIl keep faith
xith their allies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-16

Mr. poSderly says very truly that there
is uotl ing the anarchists would hail with
greater delight than the Reorganization OF
the Knights OF Labor. He refers to the
Knights as conservative body" aud de-
clares il they pass away they will be re-
placed by organizations which perhaps
manufacturers and capitalists will find IL
more difficult 10 deal with 10 this con :
nection a sermon delivered 10 Baltimore
on Sunday by Cardinal Gibbons has inter
est. He spoke OF bis travels through
Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Hol-
laud, England. Ireland and Scotland, aud
then compared the condition Of the labor
ing classes as be had observed it 10 those
countries with the condition OF the work
ing people Of the United States. AFTER
all my observations, continued the csrdi-
nal, II am prepared to commend our
American institutions; the condition Of
working people here is far superior to that
of the working classes OF any OF the Euro
pean countries. Whatever may be the
grievances Of the American mechanic, i
am prepared to state, as the result Of my
own observations, that he is better housed,
better fed and better clothed than his
neighbor on the continent Of Europe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-16

DLooAiNdDALE, ILL, OepL 10, 1904
Messrs. f. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Have taken Halls Catarrh Cure. Had ca
,arrh all my life, am years old. Had
asthma 10 years, and dreadful cough D
years Have taken rything; went to
Hot Springs; | have doctored With
the doctors here; have done
nothing but take medicine for 10 years.
When commenced nsing Halls Catarrh
Cure | WAS almost dead. | sent for the
doctor the day got Halls Catarrh Cure,
and / told him J would die anyway and
would try your medicine. Twas very bad.
How suffered for 8 years. ! could hard
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Cure advertised 10 the papers aud COM
meDced tsking it, would have been
under the ground today II il had not been
for that have not had one bad spell OF
since In breathing my head
feels well aud am we'll II has done me
. thousand dollars worth Of good. There
are ten Of my friends, on seeing what it
hAd done for me, taking II, and 1t is help
ing them. L only wish that every one
who hss 4ostAfrh. asthms aud bad cough
could ~ ma 30 | could tell them all 10
take it. All that know me here know how
! have suffered. II have been here since
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you found something that could cure you.
Everyone says, show much better you
look" The doctors say they are glad
found Halls Cstsrrh Cure as they could
not cure me.
l cannot express my gratitude to you
Tor the good Halle Catsrrh Cure has done
ne, You can use as much Of this letter as
will do the afflicted good. Publish il to
he whole world-it is all true and they
,hould know it, JOSEPHINE CHRIsMAS.
40G East North Street. |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-16

In The planning and construction Of
houses. up 10 ~i,ain fes years. but little
attention .ss paid 10 houses Of small or
moderate eos,. the efforts OF architects
being pr'aeipally erpendei upon high
cost. lalufigus msnsious. But this lie
noS ali changed. ssl some Of the best tai.
eni ia the architects profession IL employ.
ca 10 designing asd eisborsiing homes ior
the people that combine = marimnm OF
The besi poluts 81 dwelling With . mini
nun Of coat Among more recent publ
cssiops with this epd 10 slsw Ia one whoss
title beads this paragraph. II il sui.en
had composed BY Mr.. fnnk L. Smith. :
veil knoun architect Of rs Washington
street, Bcsios; AID The whole subject.
which is illustrated With numerous plans